[Linphone-users] Linphone Desktop Linux Ports List

[Сергей Фыль]

Hello dear users!  I ask for a list of all ports that must be open for 
Linphone Desktop to work, indicating the service and data transfer 
protocol.  For example, SIP-port 5060-udp.  Thank you.



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Re: [Linphone-users] Linphone on Linux - call recording not saved

[Maciej Bednarek]

On Tue, Apr 13, 2021 at 6:12 PM Dennis Filder  wrote:

> On Tue, Apr 13, 2021 at 01:44:12PM +0200, Maciej Bednarek wrote:
>
> > My Linphone (Linux Kubuntu 21.04 Beta) stopped saving the audio
> recordings
> > of calls - the popup showing the filename at the end of the call is
> > displayed, but the folder is empty. This function worked well about 2-3
> > months ago. Any idea what could be the reason? I don't see any mentions
> of
> > the recording in log files.
>
> Debian comaintainer for Linphone here.  I see that the Linphone
> version preceding the current one in Kubuntu still was 3.12.
> Packaging newer 4.x versions lagged behind for a long time due to lack
> of manpower, and we're still in the process of catching up.
> Unfortunately, the current packages are not as feature-complete as
> we'd like yet, but we're working on it and hope to provide
> feature-complete backports compatible with Debian Bullseye (and maybe
> derivatives) after Bullseye will have been released.  Until then
> you'll have to be patient and/or use the appimage.
>
> Regards,
> Dennis Filder


Thank you Maciej and Dennis!

Indeed the appimage solution worked. Looks like the Ubuntu packages lack
mkv support.

Regards, Maciej Bednarek
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[Linphone-users] Linphone on Linux - call recording not saved

[Dennis Filder]

On Tue, Apr 13, 2021 at 01:44:12PM +0200, Maciej Bednarek wrote:

> My Linphone (Linux Kubuntu 21.04 Beta) stopped saving the audio recordings
> of calls - the popup showing the filename at the end of the call is
> displayed, but the folder is empty. This function worked well about 2-3
> months ago. Any idea what could be the reason? I don't see any mentions of
> the recording in log files.

Debian comaintainer for Linphone here.  I see that the Linphone
version preceding the current one in Kubuntu still was 3.12.
Packaging newer 4.x versions lagged behind for a long time due to lack
of manpower, and we're still in the process of catching up.
Unfortunately, the current packages are not as feature-complete as
we'd like yet, but we're working on it and hope to provide
feature-complete backports compatible with Debian Bullseye (and maybe
derivatives) after Bullseye will have been released.  Until then
you'll have to be patient and/or use the appimage.

Regards,
Dennis Filder

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Re: [Linphone-users] Linphone on Linux - call recording not saved

[Maciej Morycinski]

Which version are you using?

If it is the version from the repositories, maybe try the AppImage.

If it's the newest AppImage, or installed from source, then I would 
suggest trying to reinstall a previous release to confirm it's really a 
regression.
Then you could start a new issue at 
https://github.com/BelledonneCommunications/linphone-desktop/issues 



Pozdrawiam,

Maciek


On 2021-04-13 4:44 a.m., Maciej Bednarek wrote:

Hello

My Linphone (Linux Kubuntu 21.04 Beta) stopped saving the audio 
recordings of calls - the popup showing the filename at the end of the 
call is displayed, but the folder is empty. This function worked well 
about 2-3 months ago. Any idea what could be the reason? I don't see 
any mentions of the recording in log files.


Thanks, Maciej

Maciej Bednarek
m.bedna...@gmail.com 

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[Linphone-users] Linphone on Linux - call recording not saved

[Maciej Bednarek]

Hello

My Linphone (Linux Kubuntu 21.04 Beta) stopped saving the audio recordings
of calls - the popup showing the filename at the end of the call is
displayed, but the folder is empty. This function worked well about 2-3
months ago. Any idea what could be the reason? I don't see any mentions of
the recording in log files.

Thanks, Maciej

Maciej Bednarek
m.bedna...@gmail.com
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Re: [Linphone-users] Linphone on Linux

[ael via Linphone-users]

On Fri, Jan 01, 2021 at 11:03:48AM +0100, Jean-Jacques Sarton wrote:

This thread seems very confused. I can't see an immediate connection
between the quoted message and this enquiry. But anyway:

> I have installed linphone as well on a smartphone as on a Linux-PC.
> On my router a Fritzbox, I habe configured 2 IP-phone number and allow
> access from the internet (external IP-Address of the router).
> On the Linux system there is no sound transmission if I am not connected to
[..]]
> the own WIFI network, but an other.

I think that you will need to explain what "an other" means, and give
details of which versions you are running.

I have linphone 3.12.0 working on a debian (soon to be Devuan) system
connected through a Fritzbox. I normally use a wired ethernet connection
to the Fritzbox. I think (and expect) that it also works using a wifi
connection, although I cannot be quite sure that I have actually tested
that.

I also have a DECT phone operating through the Fritzbox connecting to
the same SIP registry on the same number (ie sip address). All works
fine. Someone will probably notice that version 3.12.0 of linphone is
rather old, but it works well. Also it is the latest version in Debian.
(When I get some spare time, I want to compile the latest git version
for linux: people seem to report problems on this list for more recent
versions.)

ael


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[Linphone-users] Linphone on Linux

[Jean-Jacques Sarton]

Hello,

I have installed linphone as well on a smartphone as on a Linux-PC.
On my router a Fritzbox, I habe configured 2 IP-phone number and allow
access from the internet (external IP-Address of the router).
On the smartphone all work well.
On the Linux system there is no sound transmission if I am not connected 
to the own WIFI network, but an other.

any Idea?

Jean-Jacques

Am 01.01.21 um 05:09 schrieb linphone--- via Linphone-users:

Greetings,
Trying to get some workable SIP softphone on my iPhone 4S, limited to 
iOS 9.3.6. The version on Apple’s App Store requires iOS 10.0 or newer. 
Pretty sure i can install apps myself (via Apple’s Configurator 2) if i 
can get the app onto my Mac.
Is there any way for me to get the last version of the app that worked 
on iOS 9? (I accept that it’s as-is, will not be improved unless i dig 
into the source code and compile my own, which i’ve never done for iOS. 
I just want the last old app that worked, pre-made and ready to run.) 
Anyone know which version this was?


~ Thank You ~

))/Sonic/((


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Re: [Linphone-users] linphone windows -linux

[Peio Rigaux]

Hi, I suggest you to install Linphone desktop either by our flatpak 
(link available on our website) or by building it yourself.


The Linphone-desktop 3.X is very old and we can't guaranty that it can 
communicate easily with 4.X versions.


Some distros' packages are not updated, but we are talking with package 
managers to fix this.



Regards,

Le 12/01/2020 à 21:38, Didier Delaey a écrit :

hello from didier

I try linphone to replace the skype no more working in 32bit i386.

linux to linux no problem with 3.7.0
I try windows 7, no way to mak it working

the call is wel sended, but immediately we get the message 
linphone.exe in no more working.

not possible to succeed installation windows 3.7.0
windows 4.1.1 is installed but cannot succeed to communicate between 
linux and windows7.

wat you suggest to do ?

best regards

didier delaey

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[Linphone-users] linphone windows -linux

[Didier Delaey]

hello from didier

I try linphone to replace the skype no more working in 32bit i386.

linux to linux no problem with 3.7.0
I try windows 7, no way to mak it working

the call is wel sended, but immediately we get the message linphone.exe in
no more working.
not possible to succeed installation windows 3.7.0
windows 4.1.1 is installed but cannot succeed to communicate between linux
and windows7.
wat you suggest to do ?

best regards

didier delaey
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Re: [Linphone-users] Linphone 3.9.1 Linux == Bad RTCP packet, too short

[macach]

Thank you for suggestion, but

1. "it shall be fixed in current master version" is not enough for cloning git 
repository. I would expect something like "it was fixed ... "
2. The main problem is not in cloning git, it is in installing all necessary dependencies for Make, because Ubuntu doesn't have them. And it 
is not easy at all.


So please, as long as you know how to do it properly, and as long as this bug was fixed few month ago, I think it is a good reason to make a 
release version say 3.9.2.
Because this bug is critical = it causes application to freezes completely. It is not possible to close it. The only way to stop it is to 
kill it via xterm.


This is critical bug.



On 04/20/2016 02:10 PM, Johan Pascal wrote:

Hi,
it shall be fixed in current master version on linphone git repository but not 
in any released version yet.

Try to download and build it.

git clone git://git.linphone.org/linphone-desktop.git --recursive
cd linphone-desktop
./prepare.py
make

regards,

johan

On 20/04/16 15:44, macach wrote:

Dear all,

"Bad RTCP packet, too short" bug does exist in Linphone 3.9.1 for Linux version.

Please, fix it.

If it was fixed, please tell in what version it was fixed, because 3.9.1 has it.


Thank you in advance.

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Re: [Linphone-users] Linphone 3.9.1 Linux == Bad RTCP packet, too short

[Johan Pascal]

Hi,
it shall be fixed in current master version on linphone git repository 
but not in any released version yet.


Try to download and build it.

git clone git://git.linphone.org/linphone-desktop.git --recursive
cd linphone-desktop
./prepare.py
make

regards,

johan

On 20/04/16 15:44, macach wrote:

Dear all,

"Bad RTCP packet, too short" bug does exist in Linphone 3.9.1 for 
Linux version.


Please, fix it.

If it was fixed, please tell in what version it was fixed, because 
3.9.1 has it.



Thank you in advance.

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[Linphone-users] Linphone 3.9.1 Linux == Bad RTCP packet, too short

[macach]

Dear all,

"Bad RTCP packet, too short" bug does exist in Linphone 3.9.1 for Linux version.

Please, fix it.

If it was fixed, please tell in what version it was fixed, because 3.9.1 has it.


Thank you in advance.

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